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Is WhatsApp’s Nigerian Exit Just a Dramatic ‘I’m Taking My Ball and Going Home’ Move?
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WhatsApp’s Nigerian exit threat comes after the FCCPC’s order for compliance and a $220 million fine, highlighting issues with data protection and market practices. In a strategic play that has stirred both concern and speculation, WhatsApp has hinted at potentially exiting the Nigerian market following a recent order by the…
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#EndBadGovernanceProtest: A Chorus of Demands as the Anti-Bad Government Protest Approaches
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#EndBadGovernanceProtest: Diverse demands surface as the protest nears, from constitutional changes to living wages and security reforms, with escalating calls for drastic actions. As the clock ticks down to the highly anticipated Anti-Bad Government protest, a wave of varied demands has surfaced on social media, reflecting the multifaceted grievances and…
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Playfest Changes the Face of the Entertainment Industry in Anambra and Southeast, Starting from Awka
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Playfest transforms Anambra’s entertainment with a diverse lineup, fostering social connection and economic growth. Join the vibrant celebration of music, play, and bonding on August 4th in Awka! A festival is on the horizon, and BlaccTheddi Post has observed that Playfest is set to change the face of the entertainment…
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Did Blord Get an Official Police Memo or Just a Dramatic Welcome to Nigeria’s Finest?
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Blord’s arrest on fraud and terrorism charges might be either an official police introduction or a character assassination. Released on bail, he claims the allegations are baseless. It appears that Linus Williams, famously known as Blord, has received the Nigerian police’s official memo in a grand fashion. The cryptocurrency billionaire,…
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Anti-Bad Government Protest: A Call for Change or a Prelude to Chaos
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Anti-bad government protest: Evaluates whether these demonstrations are genuine calls for reform or merely spark chaos due to hidden agendas and unclear objectives. As the atmosphere thickens with anticipation for the August 1 nationwide protest, Nigerian youths find themselves at a crossroads. The protest, ostensibly organized to highlight economic hardships,…
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Return of the Suicide Bombers: Nigeria’s Peace Teeters on a Knife-Edge
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Suicide bombers return to Borno State, Nigeria, reigniting fear and uncertainty. Over 30 dead and 42 injured. President Tinubu vows justice as Nigerians grapple with renewed violence. Bombs and Shadows: The Echoes of Fear Nigerians have long carried the weight of a troubled past marked by the devastating bombings between…
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Shuaibu Yushau Desperate Climb: Nigeria’s Cry for Change Reaches New Heights
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Shuaibu Yushau climbed an Abuja mast to protest Nigeria’s crises. Rescued by police, he faces charges. His act highlights dire issues but emphasizes suicide is never a solution. In a poignant yet dramatic display of dissent, Shuaibu Yushau scaled the towering mast of Aso Television and Radio in Abuja, driven…
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Kenya Youths Protest: A Grim Déjà Vu for African Youth Movements
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Kenya youths protest echoes Nigeria’s unrest, raising questions on handling African youth movements and a troubling déjà vu for the continent. As Kenya’s youths echo the fervor of Nigeria’s #EndSARS movement, one can’t help but question: is this the standard response to youth-led protests in Africa? Protests against police brutality…